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Anthrax scares heighten anxiety

Pakistani leader urges U.S. to 'take out' Taliban's Omar first.

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Al-Qa'eda videos scoured U.S. officials look for secret orders.

Bush: 'No negotiation, period' President rejects Taliban's offer.

Afghan city pounded Three large explosions rock Jalalabad.

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GRAPHICS

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	A look at Afghanistan targets hit by airstrikes
	An interactive look at the Blackhawk MH-60k
	Examining the Vinson battle group
	How a Tomahawk cruise missile works

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	Video: Pentagon attack victims remembered
	Video: U.S. carriers launching jets around the clock

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Gallery: Images of America at war

Anthrax scare

Three in NYC being treated Spores found on police officer, two lab technicians involved in NBC anthrax investigation.
Four avoid anthrax in Nevada At least some Microsoft employees who touched tainted letter didn't contract disease, tests show.
Facts about anthrax Answers about how people can get infected, what forms it takes, symptoms and what works against it.

Government response

Terror trials pose challenge Prosecuting an 'act of war' might require military commission.
Tainted letters called terrorism Bush administration says sending of anthrax via mail are terror acts; no direct links to bin Laden apparent.

Terror ties

Al-Qa'eda may lack means for biochemical attack Osama bin Laden's organization may not have ways to use weapons.
Malaysia vows prosecution Government promises full weight of the law for anyone behind anthrax-tainted letter mailed to Nevada.

Around the nation, world

Anti-U.S. protests rage in Pakistan Tear gas used to disrupt hundreds of militant Muslims marching against America.
Terrorists' easy entry scrutinized Questions raised about how smoothly 19 hijackers in Sept. 11 attacks got into the U.S.
NYC on guard for insurance fraud Lure of millions of dollars in benefits paid to victims' families attracts scam artists.

Investigation

Technology alone may not nab bin Laden High tech tools can detect underground cavities, but it's still a major challenge.
More terrorists' assets frozen Bush administration widens financial assault, names 39 more individuals, groups in terror ring.

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TALK TODAY

Marvin Kalb on the media, Mon. 2 p.m. ET

Martial arts superstar Jet Li, 4 p.m. ET

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Video: Men of honor at service academies play football, ponder future

REMEMBERING THE VICTIMS

USA TODAY lists dead, missing from the Sept. 11 attacks

CAREERS & WORKPLACE

• Hope for the hospitality industry
• Job losses hit couples
• Be rid of bullies at work

LIFE NEWS

• Billy Bob in Beverly Hills
• Music turns down the volume
• Survivor ousts first contestant

The economy

Stocks end mixed Stocks fall on anthrax news, but no selloff.

Mutual funds Average stock fund rose 3.1% for the week.

Retail sales plunge Sept. 2.4% drop is largest in nine years, showing effects of attacks.

Polaroid files bankruptcy Debt too much for photo company.

World

Palestinian militant killed Hamas member accused of suicide bombing in Israel shot by Israeli forces at his home in the West Bank.
4 hostages rescued in Philippines Government troops nab American and three farmers while chasing Abu Sayyaf guerrillas.

Nation

Bush moves ahead Pledges to lead America through "one of the darkest moments in our history," insists domestic agenda will continue.
'Porn czar' on the job in Utah Woman believed to be nation's first official dedicated to fighting pornography fields 1,500 complaints.

Sports

Rams survive close call St. Louis remains NFL's lone unbeaten team with 15-14 squeaker over N.Y. Giants; Faulk hurts knee.
Mariners even series Seattle avoids elimination by rallying to top Cleveland in Game 4 of American League Division Series.

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